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Can a child who is qualified for special education services be excluded from school for noncompliance with physical examination or immunization requirements?

April 26, 2017child excluded Immunization noncompliance physical qualified School Services special education

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Can a child who is qualified for special education services be excluded from school for noncompliance with physical examination or immunization requirements?

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RESPONSE: Yes, the child can be excluded. Once excluded, the child is considered to be truant and the parent can be subject to fine for noncompliance with section 26-10 of the school code.